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What Should You Charge for Your Hourly Rate?
This entry will either be extremely useful or no help at all. My apologies in advance. A friend of a friend wanted to know how I go about setting my hourly rate. That I can do. I will not be sharing my … Continue reading
Why I Wear Pants: Grooming for the Stay-at-Home Worker
I read a lot about “pajama workers” or people who, because they work from home, decide not to wear pants. While there’s probably some truth to working that way, I strongly discourage it as a habit or lifestyle.
“Bring Me a Rock”
The game runs something like this: Someone you work for asks you to bring them a rock—that’s all—just a rock. Eager to please, you go out into the yard and find the largest, most promising rock you think might suit … Continue reading
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